Halal or Haram? The Decision That Changed My Life

I was just 20 years old. Had only $100 in my pocket… and a mind full of questions.

I kept seeing videos:

• "Turn $100 into $10,000 overnight!"
• "Isn’t Quotex just digital gambling?"
• "Wait… Is this even halal in Islam?"

One night, I broke down in sujood (prostration). I said:

“Ya Allah… If this path is haram, take me away from it. But if it’s halal, then open the doors for me — guide me to barakah.”

That moment changed everything.

I made a promise:

• I will find out the truth from an Islamic point of view.
• I won’t chase quick money.
• I’ll do it the right way — or not at all.

📚 What I Learned:

Islam allows business — but it has clear rules.

🚫 Haram elements:

• Riba (interest)
• Maysir (gambling)
• Gharar (extreme uncertainty)

✅ Halal elements:

• Buying & selling with knowledge
• Risk that’s understood and managed
• No deception

I chose the halal path.

• I opened a swap-free account (no interest).
• I avoided over-leveraging.
• I stopped chasing big returns — and focused on small, consistent growth.

I didn’t use bots, indicators, or gambling strategies. I built a plan.

And most importantly…

I trained my Nafs (self) to be patient.

3 Months Later…

It wasn’t magic.

It was consistency, patience, and barakah.

🕌 My Belief Now:

You can do trading — but your intention must be clean.

• You must know what you’re doing.
• Avoid haram shortcuts.
• Don’t treat it like gambling.
• Make du’a before every decision.